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Canadian building permit values fell 17.3% in July
The total value dropped C$2.6 billion to C$12.2 billion, mainly on lower non-residential permits.
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The total value dropped C$2.6 billion to C$12.2 billion, mainly on lower non-residential permits.
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Exports fell 2.1% and imports rose 2.8%; the deficit grew from June’s revised $71.2 billion.
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The goods-and-services deficit reached A$5.1 billion and net international investment liabilities stood at A$638.9 billion.
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Total value fell to A$12.69 trillion as the mean dwelling price declined by A$8,200.
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Household net worth rose A$201.1 billion during the quarter, while credit demand was A$132.7 billion.
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GDP was up 2.1% over the year, nominal GDP rose 0.8% and the household saving ratio reached 6.5%.
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General government revenue reached A$288.7 billion as its net operating balance moved to a A$2.8 billion deficit.
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The deficit reached 3.0% of current-dollar GDP; the net international investment position was minus $22.42 trillion.
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Population grew by 130,887 in the quarter and 392,700 over the year, with net overseas migration the larger annual component.
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The new economic update projects 6.5% average growth over the medium term and highlights the need for better jobs.
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A report estimates reforms could add 2,900 jobs and the equivalent of more than 7,600 better-paid jobs.
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Statistics Poland’s preliminary estimate put consumer prices 4.0% higher year on year and 0.7% higher month on month in September. The figures are an early estimate, not the final release.
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